terrence shepard, tell us, are ehere still -- are they still investigating th? are there still parents standing around waiting for more information? >> no. so they' sent students to pickup locations nearby. the main strt that's blocked still, there are mainly hangss-on, people seeing wha going on. but it's still a crime scene and i imagine it will be that way for a while. >> woodruff: tell us a little bit about this area, parkland. it's a suburban area? >> it's suburban, it's somewhat rural. parkland has large lots, a considerable equestrian community, people with tennis courts in their homes, multi movie theaters in the homes. upper middle class. i hate to say it, but thest place you think this type of thing would happen. it's really a nice area, a plce you want to live and raise your kids. >> woodruff: that's what i wa a going , is this a place that has seen shootings, violent crime a great deal in the past? >> not that i can recall, and i have been here three decades. no, it's a great place to live, this entire area. it's not a place that's known for any type

my name is terrence allen.'m pleased to be the chair of the committee, but i'm actually one of three co-chairs and i would like to introduce now my two co-chairs who sit behind me. sarah payen, who sits at the seat for two years of cannabis legislative advocacy and jen garcia, our labour advocate. we're also joined by nicole elliott in the box as i'm inclined to call it. [laughter] nicole is now the director of the office of cannabis and, as the task force will be moving from its facilitation role with the department of public health to the office of cannabis, this is the perfect time for this marriage to be introduced to you, the board as it was your idea to come up with this task force. in doing this, the department of public health and their role shifts. they are now deeply involved in all the regulatory framework, but it would be a mistake not to recognize israel rivera and gretchen poly who worked within the department for over two-years to bring these issues forward in a comprehensive way. and in concludi

coming back to haunt him and many in hollywood a two thousand and three radio interview between terrence hino and shock jock howard stern has resurfaced in the conversation tarantino is asked about fellow director roman polanski who was arrested in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven for drugging and raping a thirteen year old girl lansky fled the u.s. for france after pleading guilty to a lesser charge unlawful sex with a minor tear in chino on the air goes on a rant defending polanski and accusing the girl of wanting to be a salt. fish mad man director who raped a thirteen year old even rate of thirteen years it was statutary rape that he would use the word rape talking about violent throwing him down it's almost violent crimes in the world you can throw around the word rape around is like throw the word racist around you know doesn't apply to everything that people use it for all right you know he was guilty of having sex with a minor he didn't want to ham no that was not the case at all she wanted to have it well and they did. they did they did the guy way to. china with a thirte

. >> thank you, terrence. in year two, the task force discussed nonretail licensing and made 29 recommendations. number five, priority licensing. we recommend that existing permit holders in good staj or have been displaced as a result of federal intervention to receive priority processing and licensing status in the city and county of san francisco. mm-hmm. this recommendation should not conflict with social justice prioritized permiting processing recommendations. number two, new local licensing. we agreed that in addition to state defined license types, the following local license type should be created. a virtually dispensary which would be a physical location use for delivery with no walk-in retail, manufacturing 6b special cook license, consumption lounge where one can bring their own products, whether that be entertainment, restaurants, yoga studio or gym and temporary event that include cannabis cups, cultural venezuelas and farmer's market examples. it should be noted the above licenses will not inclu

terrence smith and other city workers have a long night ahead of them.he parade was a magical site but take away all the people and eagles decorations and this is what's left behind. >> cans and trash. dunkin' donuts. you name it it's out here. >> reporter: sweepers hit the streets as soon as the parade was over. trying to clear the bulk trash left behind by what could be a few million people who descended on the city for the eagles super bowl championship victory para parade. heavy equipment took to areas along the parkway and broad street. but some of the trash need add little finessing. >> we just went into the stone age with these brooms. >> reporter: [ laughter ] >> it's a dirt tear job but somebody's got to do it. >> i feel like you deserve employee of the year because you are going to be sweeping this way until we win the next super bowl. [ laughter ] >> reporter: just one broom. what's happening here? >> i mean, you know, we got to do what we supposed to do as city workers. >> reporter: what's out here, you name it we can find eight. >> lot of pe

movements and the social awareness about sexual harassment sexual abuse do they affect the impact that terrence hundreds disturbing comments about a minor a girl being raped do they have an effect on the impact of those statements in the public sphere today. yes because yes resurfacing this audio interview could not hop in other words tom we are in a watershed moment if you just state it in hollywood or garish just no acceptance whatsoever of sexual misconduct sexual harassment especially get just the occasion great with the teen well so this is the closest i was to fall out with it she's been battling and. forming incident where he allegedly hit her in a car when she was into herself and he basically won't say what was the worst thing that ever happened here and now the circuits on this is just horrible and it's having me far in talks with two wheels not one means for sure if they don't want to get damages because remember even though these are horrible things. adding instincts but more common english engine he has not been it's all sexual harassment or sexual what he is guilty of thinking abo

breakthrough and soon he'll be appearing in another role in the latest motion picture by legendary director terrence malick. well another young star who simona bare helps to get into the film business is vicky critics from luxembourg now she plays alongside daniel day lewis in the oscar nominated film phantom thread this is her first a breakout role and her performance is generating a lot of buzz among the critics we talk to her now about her growing film success. sometimes dreams really do come true that's certainly what happened to actress vicky creeps from luxembourg at thirty four she stars next to three time oscar winner daniel day lewis in paul thomas anderson this recent masterpiece phantom three. opened my grandfather would have said just stuck in the king or the thoughts of which means something like it's just cinema or foreign female and i noticed going through it all. i felt like as we said luxemburg it began banging a guy had from his feet again you can say i held on like a crazy person to a stick and stock. funds in the thread you said in london in the one nine hundred fifty s. . lewis

whole the using the idea of building a norm of digits of my using nuclear weapons and includes a terrence in order to get us there because we're stuck in a position at the moment where nothing is happening but modernization and an arms race is starting and so we have to do something very drastic and when you talk about legitimacy yes or no legitimacy or not germany has nuclear weapons on its territory is it right to do so i personally think that there's no reason to have those and even if you were following the logic of the terence i don't see a reason to have those nuclear weapons here if one could use them in fact to signal that no one wants to move away from destruction of nuclear deterrents and the german government has been consistently saying that they're in favor of a nuclear free world but i haven't yet seen any concrete i mean look at the that the coalition agreement i haven't seen any concrete ideas in this for how we're going to actually arrive at. any kind of meekly. music's come up with an obsolete or they're all. the new arms race a more dangerous world we're giving you plen

report it will take decades to clear the iraqi city of mosul of unexploded bombs terrence works of being complicated by the fact that many of the bombs a buried under an estimated eleven million tons of rubble we spoke to the u.n. mine action service a senior program manager he compares the situation in the city to that off to world war two. becomes too explosive a house thirds it is very and it is of unseen previously on the sea and proportions in terms of the contamination that we experience it is a mixture of coalition ammunition that has been fired and that has failed to function we are still made at least ten percent of that emanation. that has five been fired has failed to function we also find that ice is an issue that has been fired has failed to function but with higher failure rates in addition to that we also find improvised explosive devices different types of explosive improvised explosive devices with different fusing systems all in common a combination with rubble high degree of rubble we estimate eleven million ton of rubble in western model at least and in general a very

om: i don't think it is no different than terrence what their kids in front of --evision, by the pizzaent than parents who put the kids in front of televisions. it is about good parenting and you should know what your kids are doing, where and how much, that is good parenting. i am not a parent, so i wouldn't know how to behave in the situation, but my only reaction to that, if you have kids and you do not want them to be addicted to technology, monitor it. emily: with her but our responsibility for ourselves and parents, what is the responsibility for these companies? om: you should ask the ceos of those companies. as far as i'm concerned they will do what is their responsibility, which is make as much money for their shareholders. that is the unfortunate truth. emily: what happens with that election and the device being taken over by fake accounts, isn't that part of their responsibility? om: absolutely, fake accounts, you and i talked about this act in 2016. and email, why aren't companies and imo providers dealing with spam? still hold that statement true, it is a problem that they

. >> reporter: terrence smith and other city workers have a long night ahead of them.magical site but take away all the people and eagles decorations and this is what's left behind. >> cigarette butts, like you said alcoholic beverages, cans, there's trash, dunkin' donuts you name it it's out here but like we said we got to get it up. >> reporter: sweepers hit the streets as soon as the parade was over. trying to clear the bulk trash left behind by what could be a few million people who descended on the city for the eagles super bowl champion victory parade. heavy equipment took to areas along the parkway and broad street but some of the trash needed a little finessing. >> we into the stone age with these brooms. >> reporter: it's a dirty job but somebody has got to do it. >> i feel like you deserve employee of the year because you are going to be sweeping this way until we win the next super bowl. [ laughter ] >> reporter: just one broom. what's happening here? >> i mean, you know, we got to do what we spode to do as city workers. >> reporter: what's out here, you nam

- ah, thank you for asking, terrence. you see, the food in prison was inedible. thought about day and night were the things i wished i was eating. and you, amy. i thought about you a lot. sex with you, just, us doing sex with foreplay. - great save, babe. thanks. - and so i decided to make my food fantasy come true. unbutton your pants and take off your shoes, 'cause there's gonna be a doinkload of sodium at freedom feast 2017. we begin where all great stories begin. in the quaint little town of french fry village. after that, we're gonna move our adventure over to cheeseburger mountain, which consists--you guessed it--of turkey burgers. i'm kidding, it's cheeseburgers. this is kind of just stuffing. you can avoid that. but it's attached to the thanksgiving turkey theme 'cause i was thinking about that a lot up in the jail. and finally, we have a big old passover brisket 'cause you know i loves my mom. if you would all take a seat while i make a toast.

we will tell you that terrence for the governor filed motion to dismiss. the governor is fighting this charge. what happens next is not necessarily up to him. whether he remains as governor of missouri is very much an open question tonight, even among his fellow republicans. they never much liked him anyway, that does it for us tonight. we will see you tomorrow. now it's time for lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening. >> that is a complex story, this thing that happened to that governor. you actually thought about trying to tell that story him i gave up. there is and i couldn't begin to tell it. that's why we need two hours of these shows so you can do the things i can't get to. brian's going to do some things after me that i can't get to. but we do have the 32 indictments tonight and we're both covering that. and rachel as you know, the irs is always very proud to tell the story about how they never managed to get al capone for murder but they got him on tax evasion. that's what's in these indictments. >> we have been waiting since october for the tax evasi

terrence of children killed in the school shootings at columbine high school in colorado in sandy hook elementary school in connecticut also attended. the president listened as the young survivors from florida spoke out. >> i was lucky enough to come home from school, unlike some other classmates and teachers. it is very scary, maybe compromise on some solution so no child, person will ever have to go through something so horrific and tragic. >> along with stronger background checks the president suggested allowing concealed carry of guns by school teachers on campus would help protect students. several students expressed support for president trump and said they believe the white house will do the right thing. >>> in the bay area there were demands for gun law reforms. more than 50 students walked out of class at alameda high school and marched to the street. some parents joined the teenagers holding signs that read, enough and never again. what issue the students want congress to take up it was a ban on assault rifles like the one used by the teenage shooter in parkland, florida. >>>

. >> thank you, supervisor, terrence allen back again to talk about agency oversight. you heard the words permit portability mentioned one or two times during our discussion andan area that within agency oversight we would like to, as a task force, bring the subject up and bring it forward so that a permit given to a particular location when they outgrow or that sloex no longer appropriate does not have to abandon the work involved in getting that permit, but there is some methology for portability. i don't believe we're suggestioning that it be like a liquor license so they become horse traded commodities. but as communities evolve, our permiting system within san francisco has to accommodate the necessity of moving this business from here to there. also in agency oversight, the task force had many discussions about what is the best interface between individuals that are working within the system overseen by the office of cannabis or individuals part of a community in which businesses would like the open, having interactions with the applicant and having a challenge.

before that, terrence frarankli. before that, other cases.neapolis is as much america as any place else. i want to bring dr. edwards into this conversation. as you listen about the prorotet at the super bowl, and if you were watching, you probably had little idea what was happening outside, but also what happened inside the stadium. i do not know how many people noticed, but another football slammed andis head was taken off the field with a concussion. talk about your concerns right now in this year of nfl protests , with so many players taking a knee, although we cannot see that last night. the movementll, has dispersed to the point where it has no real center and no central management, no central set of goals, no central leadership. who incited this movement are not the leaders of it, they are the icons of it. as the last guest said, there was confusion about what they were doing outside the stadium and around the city of minneapolis. it is going to continue to disperse and will eventually began to fade, just as the black power movement did

terrence? >> i'm still stuck on the omarosa -- >> i can't believe i -- this is why we milk it. >> i can't believe how gullible you were for that. >> i'm not there still -- this is what they see. this is what elites miss. >> this is so much schtick. running about this town bragging about her power inside the administration, blocking people and all of that. so, sitting on the couch crying crocodile tears with ross, okay, that's an easy interview, trust me. okay, moving on. so, what was your question again? >> her assessment of how bad it is in there, of just how bad it is, that the president -- i've heard this from other friends of the president who would have as hard a time as i would watching that on television, that he's out of control. former republican who was a high profile surrogate for the trump campaign and remains in contact, said nothing short of losing control of congress in 2018 will be that backstop against his current cycle of self-destructive behavior. >> with kelly -- >> with tru

attacked ok and donald trump suggests that we need more of these people in the old schools as it's terrence to stop people from going into the schools in the first place but again the school does have that said it didn't stop the student at all. well you're a good there's a lot of questions regarding that student thirty nine times the police responded to it sounds the f.b.i. had information about him students knew about him teachers knew about a lot of people knew about this individual and yet he slipped through the cracks in fact i understand that he was suspended or expelled from school was not allowed to go back in that school would have backpack these are all questions that need to be answered and the reason why do you need to be actually does that we have to make sure that this that this does not happen again in any school across the country i you're you have for many f.b.i. what do you think of the organization missing the tip on nicholas cruz. well i work at f.b.i. headquarters i did work for the f.b.i. what i call law enforcement officer for thirty eight years but i would say this t

>> the faa is looking into a started a fire that caused smoke develop in a cabin on a southwest terrence the cabin filled with smoke as the plane was getting ready for takeoff. the smoke forced the crew to evacuate the group using the emergency slides. minor injuries were reported but none of the 139 passengers or five crew members were transported to the hospital. john wayne airport says there was a fire in an auxiliary power unit. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> not to the deadly nationwide flu outbreak. it is getting worse. the cdc says it hasn't even peak yet. we have more on the unusual precautions people and businesses are taking to make sure they do not get sick >> reporter: 48 states have experienced heavy flu activity. the cdc says it will get worse before it gets better. many schools have been forced to stay closed. some schools have started using smart thermometers which allow parents and school nurses to see what's happening with six students in real-time. >> i know first thing this morning when a third grader had the same symptoms as four others to te